瑜伽論記 4.48

4.48

Second, explaining the regret arisen at the time after going forth previously mentioned: 'excepting the regret born of earlier remorse, etc.'—'excepting' refers to the regret arisen in secular life; 'this entanglement of regret being not yet abandoned' refers to the regret arisen at the initial time of going forth being not yet abandoned; 'subsequently again giving rise to the regret of sorrow and longing' is because it is produced from recollecting past laughter, jesting, and such matters; this is another distinction of regret after having gone forth.